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Ashokarisht and urinary tract infection
I have been taking the ashokarisht from 15 days. And now I feel that I may have urinary tract infection.
I am taking all precautions from drinking water to hygiene everything. I took shatavri for UTI for 4 days but now I can't buy a new one due to non-availaibility of shatabdi churna neither online nor offline. I was advised by a practo doctor to take ashokarisht and shatavri for heavy period flow and weight loss and weekness.
Can/should I continue Ashokarisht for Urinary tract infection medicine as well as for periods problem...Will this cure my UTI??
Please help.
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Ashokarishta is helpful in stopping heavy bleeding but sometimes a combination of medicines is required for good results.
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Better in my opinion you can take
1. Sarivadyasavam 25ml -25ml-25ml (Kottakal)
2.Chandraprabha vati 2-2-2 After food (zandu)
3.Saribadyadi vati (Baidyanadh)
4. Use Nalpamaradi tailam (dip in cotton and keep inside vaginal region in night and remove in morning time and wash with Luke warm water )
Continue for a month
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Just describe your problem regarding UTI in detail. Symptoms of UTI include - Fever, increased frequency of micturation, burning micturation, pain in lower abdomen .
If it is UTI, then you need to take some other medicines . If shatawari powder is not available , you may use shatawari kalpana.
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